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Black bankers lose race discrimination claim against Barclays

By Kirstin Ridley LONDON (Reuters) -Three Black bankers, who sued Barclays for a combined 52.8 million pounds ($66.7 million) in London over allegations that included race discrimination, harassment, victimisation and whistleblower detriment, have largely lost their case. In a near 460-page judgment published on Wednesday, the East London Employment Tribunal dismissed almost all claims brought …

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Italy’s Iveco Group to sell fire trucks unit to German fund Mutares

(Reuters) – Italian truck and bus maker Iveco Group said on Wednesday that it will sell its unit that produces firefighting vehicles to German private equity fund Mutares. As a result of the transaction, the deal value for which was not disclosed, Iveco’s 2024 results will be negatively impacted by about 115 million euros ($125.9 …

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Europe one step away from landmark AI rules after lawmakers’ vote

By Foo Yun Chee STRASBOURG (Reuters) -Europe moved closer to adopting the world’s first artificial intelligence rules on Wednesday as EU lawmakers endorsed a provisional agreement for a technology whose use is rapidly growing across a wide swathe of industries and in everyday life. Three years in the making, the AI Act comes as generative …

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LCH looking at clearing US Treasuries, competition set to increase

By Carolina Mandl and Davide Barbuscia BOCA RATON, Florida (Reuters) -London Stock Exchange Group’s London Clearing House (LCH) business is considering expanding into clearing U.S. Treasuries, its head of Americas John Horkan said on Wednesday, as competition in the market looks set to increase. Currently, the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation, a subsidiary of trade processor …

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Bank climate group to report capital markets related emissions

By Simon Jessop, Virginia Furness and Ross Kerber LONDON / BOSTON (Reuters) -A U.N.-backed banking climate coalition on Wednesday released updated guidance for members requiring them to disclose more about how they plan to cut carbon emissions, including from their capital markets activities. The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), whose 143 members oversee $74 trillion in …

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Activist Tribeca asks Glencore to move main listing to Sydney, FT reports

(Reuters) -Activist investor Tribeca Investment Partners has called on Glencore to shift its primary listing from London to Sydney and abandon a plan to spin off its profitable coal business, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. Tribeca wrote to the Swiss commodity giant’s board this week with a list of proposals, including moving its listing …

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Poland’s Orlen sees one-off increasing 2023 net profit by about $1.48 billion

WARSAW (Reuters) – Polish state-controlled refiner Orlen said on Wednesday its 2023 net profit would increase by about 5.8 billion zlotys ($1.48 billion) due to an accounting one-off related to cash flow hedging. Orlen said the impact is due to its discontinuing the use of cash flow hedging accounting related to its contract to buy …

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Putin removes Danone’s Russian unit from temporary state management

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Wednesday to remove Danone’s Russian business from a list of assets placed under temporary Russian state management. The Financial Times reported in February that a Russian businessman who flaunts his pro-war credentials on Instagram was planning to take over the Russian assets of the French …

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EU Parliament approves compromise on vehicle pollution limits

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Parliament approved on Wednesday tougher emissions standards for some vehicles in a deal that watered down the initial European Union proposal, following objections from some member states. The new rules maintain the status quo for limits on pollutants including nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide for cars and vans, but set …

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